RTU Hardware · Line-powered

MyDro 150 Remote Terminal Unit

The MyDro 150 is Mission Communications’ collection system workhorse, designed for sewer lift stations, water pump stations, and reservoir monitoring. It delivers real-time alarm data with hourly pump state summaries, 50 hours of backup battery life, and a full-featured LCD touch screen for local status and configuration. The MyDro 150 provides the ideal balance of monitoring capability and cost-efficiency for the majority of collection system monitoring points.

MyDro 150 FlatPak RTU
Reporting
Real-time alarms · hourly summaries
Onboard I/O
8 digital · 2 analog · 3 relay
Cellular
Multi-carrier 4G LTE CAT. 1
Backup
Up to 50 hours battery
Why it is different

Real-Time Alarms with Hourly Summaries

The MyDro 150 reports all alarm data in real-time, ensuring operators are notified the moment conditions change. Pump state data is summarized and reported hourly, providing runtime trends without generating excessive cellular data traffic. Analog values are reported at current value on an hourly basis. This reporting profile is optimized for lift stations and pump stations where immediate alarm response is critical, but continuous streaming data is not required.

Simultaneous pump runtimes can be reported when two pumps are monitored, with three configurable pump run summary reporting channels for detailed pump performance tracking.

123SCADA real-time dashboard for a MyDro 150 lift station
Through the outage

Extended Backup Battery Life

The MyDro 150 includes a 12V, 5Ah battery with an enhanced charging system that provides up to 50 hours of backup power during AC outages. This industry-leading backup duration means operators receive timely AC failure alarms and continue to monitor critical conditions throughout extended power events.

The backup battery also powers the optional Safe Module Plus expansion module, enabling high wet well alarms even when AC power is lost.

MyDro RTU with the enclosure open showing the backup battery
Inputs and outputs

I/O Capabilities

  • 8 onboard dry digital inputs with selectable wire fault supervision or direct attach current sensing switch; expandable to 16 with PN OP653 module
  • 2 onboard analog inputs (4-20 mA isolated or 0-5 VDC) with 4 alarm set points each; expandable to 9 with PN OP465 module
  • 3 remotely controllable relay outputs (Form C, dry contact, 5A at 30VDC, SPDT, N/O or N/C)
  • 4 pulse input channels with Safe Module Plus expansion module (PN OP750) with 15-minute reporting
  • 4 analog output channels (4-20 mA) with PN OP461 module
  • RS485 support for all expansion modules
  • Electronic key reader for site activity tracking
  • Built-in inputs reported hourly: AC voltage, battery voltage, board temperature, and signal strength
MyDro 150 with expansion modules
On-site configuration

LCD Touch Screen

The onboard LCD touch screen displays current RTU status including sensor readings, alarm states, and device health at a glance. Configurable options are accessible directly from the touch screen under the Config menu, allowing technicians to verify and adjust settings on-site without a laptop.

The touch screen also displays expansion module readings immediately when new modules are connected.

MyDro LCD touch screen showing status, digital, analog, relay, and config menus
Where it fits

Applications

Wastewater Applications

  • Duplex and triplex sewer lift station monitoring with real-time alarming
  • Industrial water quality (WQ) alarming for treatment process protection
  • Lift station generator alarming for backup power monitoring
  • Gate status alarming for overflow control points
  • Rainfall monitoring integration with tipping bucket sensors

Water Applications

  • Pump station alarming with runtime and start count tracking
  • Reservoir level alarming with configurable high/low thresholds
  • Remote valve alarming for distribution system monitoring
  • Chlorine (Cl) residual water quality alarming
  • Pressure reducing valve (PRV) station monitoring
Hardware

Enclosure Options

PN M153

FlatPak

Compact form factor — fits inside MCC cabinet. 10.5 x 7.75 x 1.5 in, 1.8 lbs (5Ah battery additional 3.6 lbs)

PN M151

NEMA 1

Indoor wall mount — 11.375 x 11.25 x 3.5 in, 3.6 lbs

PN M152

NEMA 4X

Outdoor rated — 13.25 x 13.75 x 6.25 in, 7.6 lbs

PN M152L

Large NEMA 4X

Extended enclosure for installations with multiple expansion modules

Specifications

Technical Specifications

AC Power
Supervised 120 VAC to 12 VAC, 1.2A, UL-recognized Class II/Class III transformer
Backup Battery
12V, 5Ah standard with enhanced charging; up to 50 hours backup
Auxiliary Output
Selectable 12 VDC or 24 VDC for battery-backed analog instrument loop powering; 250 mA max
Power Consumption
4.2W
Cellular Radio
Multi-carrier embedded SIM (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Telenor); 4G LTE CAT. 1 Radio make live, continuous, encrypted TCP socket connections; Payload is end–to–end acknowledged.
Antenna
Omnidirectional with 11 ft cable, SMA termination, universal mounting bracket
Environment
Operating temperature -20 to 60°C, non-condensing
Options
OPC SCADA integration link (PN SW586)
Warranty
Two-year manufacturing and material warranty
Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Mydro 150 useful for growing systems?

The Mydro 150 is useful for growing systems because it supports monitoring needs that may expand over time. It gives utilities a flexible option that can fit current requirements while supporting future changes.

What monitoring tasks can the Mydro 150 handle?

The Mydro 150 can support data collection, alerts, and remote visibility for field assets that need reliable monitoring. It is commonly positioned as a scalable RTU for utility environments.

How does the Mydro 150 fit into a SCADA system?

The Mydro 150 fits into a SCADA system by serving as the field hardware that gathers and communicates site data back to the main platform. That connection helps users manage conditions remotely.

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